Archive · 8 Oct 2026
Vishwajeet Kadam Backs MPSC Students’ Protest, Seeks Action
Students in Maharashtra are protesting about exams and government job recruitment.
Congress MLA Vishwajeet Kadam said he supports them.
He said many students spend years preparing for these exams.
Kadam wants officials to listen carefully to their concerns.
He said promises alone are not enough.
He also called for clearer recruitment rules and more transparent exams.
He urged the government to talk with the students instead of silencing them.
He said their right to protest peacefully should be respected.
Congress MLA Vishwajeet Kadam voiced support for students protesting competitive examination and recruitment issues.
He urged the Maharashtra government and administration to address students’ concerns with action, not assurances alone.
Kadam called for greater transparency in examinations and clearer recruitment procedures.
He said authorities should engage with protesters rather than try to suppress their voices.
Kadam said students’ democratic right to protest should be respected and their demands seriously considered.
- Who
- Congress MLA Vishwajeet Kadam and students protesting over competitive examinations and recruitment.
- What
- Kadam backed the students and called for their concerns to be addressed, including demands for exam transparency and clearer recruitment procedures.
- When
- Amid continuing concerns among MPSC aspirants; no specific date is stated.
- Where
- Maharashtra, including Pune.
- Why
- Students have raised concerns about examinations, recruitment processes, transparency and the functioning of the Maharashtra Public Service Commission.
- Supporting legislator
- Congress MLA Vishwajeet Kadam
- Protesters
- Students preparing for competitive examinations
- Main concerns
- Examinations, recruitment, transparency and MPSC functioning
- Kadam’s call to authorities
- Listen to students and take appropriate action, rather than relying only on assurances
- Protest approach urged
- Dialogue and resolution instead of suppression